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See how verdicts work2-bedroom flat · SE4 1XY
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Tucked away on one of Brockley's beautiful tree-lined residential streets, just moments from Hilly Fields, this exceptional two-bedroom Victorian apartment has been thoughtfully redesigned with a wonderful sense of creativity, character and attention to detail.
Occupying the raised ground floor of an attractive period building within the Brockley Conservation Area, the apartment extends to approximately 608 sq ft and is quite unlike anything else on the market.
Natural materials, bespoke joinery, carefully chosen colours and original Victorian features come together to create a home that feels both distinctive and incredibly welcoming.
The main living space sits at the front of the property, where a large Victorian bay window fills the room with beautiful morning sunlight.
This generous open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the apartment, with exposed brickwork, soft blue walls, natural cork flooring and beautifully crafted timber cabinetry.
The kitchen itself has been designed with as much consideration as the rest of the home.
Bespoke units combine natural timber and virgin cork bark panelling, introducing warmth and texture while also improving the room's acoustics.
Stainless steel worktops, an integrated sink and a boiling hot water tap add a practical, contemporary touch.
There is also a wonderful glazed pantry, providing additional storage while continuing the home's distinctive design.
Throughout the apartment, the choice of materials and colours has been inspired by nature.
Earthy pinks, sunshine yellows, soft greens and sky blues sit alongside exposed brick, timber and cork, giving each room its own personality while maintaining a sense of continuity throughout.
Moving through the apartment, the second bedroom is a comfortable double with a large sash window and an abundance of natural light.
Currently arranged as a bedroom, it would work equally well as a guest room, nursery or dedicated home office. The bathroom is another particularly special space.
Finished with beautiful terrazzo flooring, colourful geometric wall tiles and natural timber panelling, it features a freestanding roll-top bath, a separate walk-in shower, traditional-style fittings and a ceramic Butler sink.
Bespoke cabinetry provides excellent storage, while the darker walls and playful use of colour give the room a wonderfully individual character.
At the rear of the apartment is the principal bedroom, a peaceful and generously proportioned room with carefully considered fitted joinery extending along one wall.
The bespoke cabinetry provides an impressive amount of storage, including space for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
The room enjoys lovely afternoon and evening sunlight, with the occasional beautiful sunset visible through the sash window.
Beyond the visual appeal, considerable thought has also gone into the practical improvements.
The property has been completely rewired, with new column radiators installed throughout and a Hive heating control system.
Natural cork flooring runs through the living areas and bedrooms, adding warmth underfoot and complementing the timber detailing found throughout the home.
Location Tressillian Road is one of Brockley's most attractive residential streets, positioned within the sought-after Brockley Conservation Area and less than a minute's walk from the beautiful Hilly Fields.
One of South East London's most loved green spaces, Hilly Fields offers sweeping views across London, open lawns, tennis courts, a children's playground, a café and a wonderful sense of community.
It is the sort of place that quickly becomes part of everyday life, whether for a morning coffee, an evening walk or simply somewhere to enjoy the sunshine.
Brockley itself has become particularly popular for its independent shops, cafés, restaurants and strong neighbourhood atmosphere.
Nearby favourites include Brockley Market, The Talbot, Brockley Brewery and the historic Rivoli Ballroom, while the surrounding areas of Crofton Park, Ladywell and Lewisham provide even more choice.
For commuters, the location is exceptionally convenient, with Brockley, Crofton Park and St Johns stations all approximately a ten-minute walk away.
Between them, they offer London Overground Windrush line, Thameslink and Southeastern services, providing excellent connections into central London and beyond.
A genuinely individual home where thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship and the character of a Victorian property have been brought together beautifully, all in one of Brockley's most desirable locations.
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